RE: International Raelian Movement to Open "Extraterrestial Embassy in Australia, Fiji or New Zealand"

This is a very complicated topic and I don't think anyone can really understand it without having done multiple deep dives into a lot of topics that most people haven't. Even the topic of the sacred geometry behind the symbols is something that you can study for years and still not cover in full.

Just to clarify, in response to your quoted comment about Polly - She didn't say that the Raelians declared Musk as their version of Maitreya. They actually say that Rael is Maitreya and they apparently gave Musk an honorary award of some kind.

Whenever I look at the Raelians I see/feel an attempt to misdirect humanity using the tools of liberation. I don't know how successful they have been since I literally never meet anyone or hear anyone talking about Raelians normally. Even the multiple human/ET groups that I have interacted with never mention the Raelians.. ever.

For what it's worth, the 2D star tetrahedron (known as the star of David in Judaism) is a 2D representation of a 3D (and higher dimensional) form that contains most if not all of the core maths that forms everything we know about in physical reality.

It is a fundamental form to this universe and we are desperately lacking in education about it and it's purpose.

The swastika is a form that the Nazis stole from ancient cultures (as the Jews did with the star tetrahedron.. I wouldn't say they stole it, since anyone can use the shape, except that I have heard many of them try to say that the Jews invented it and that they own it.. lol).

Neither the star tetrahedron, nor the swastika are 'bad' or 'evil' shapes. If a serial killer or an evil military wore a 'smiley face' over and over as they killed, it would taint people's perception of the smiley face, but it doesn't mean that the smiley face is evil.

I'm not sure what exactly the Raelians intended by bringing together the swastika and star tetrahedron - it could just be a marketing ploy to seem important. However, I can think of legitimate logic that could be applied to their fusion.

On another note, it definitely seems to me that Australia is a target for the cult builders, such as Hillsong - the people there seem more lost than in Europe, perhaps because they don't have organic roots there.